Sentence examples similar to ever high profile from inspiring English sources
The BBC's drama output has had an ever higher profile in the US in recent years, both on BBC America, with shows such as Sherlock and Doctor Who, and as a co-producer joining forces with US partners such as HBO and Starz.
Divorces are only ever high-profile when there's lots of money involved, which makes it seem like normal people with normal finances have little to learn from them.
It was very high profile.
Although Clinton made a number of first-ever, high-profile appointments of gay leaders to his team (I was one of the minor ones), any kind of gay-rights policy agenda seemed stalled as a result of the Don't Ask Don't Tell hangover.
And those days are as packed as ever with superb events and high-profile names - none more high profile than the legendary Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood, who appears twice today; this morning she features in the Guardian book club event to discuss The Blind Assassin with book club critic John Mullan.
He is certainly high profile.
"It's very high profile".
But despite it, and the organic lunches, and the astrology lecture given recently to fifth and sixth graders by a visiting Tibetan scholar, neither Mrs. Ross nor her school and its 200 lavishly educated students ever achieved a high profile.
These concerns have hurt the firm's share price ever since its high profile initial public offering (IPO) last year.
The network has been developing him as a talent ever since, offering high profile reporting assignments and now a regular MSNBC show.
